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The Slave Lake legion turns 100 years old

June 18, 2026 · by Admin2017 · 0

**Cadets, veterans , and RCMP stand for the national anthem outside of the legion in Slave Lake on Saturday June 6 ahead of the anniversary block party.**

**Parked across from the legion were military vehicles, the above displaying a banner showing the years the legion has served the community.**

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